Why Lucid Trading needs its own tracker
Lucid Trading has grown with two clear products: LucidPro (LTE) for traders who want a fast evaluation, and LucidFlex (LFE) with more forgiving rules. Each has its own max loss limit and profit target mechanics. Jornalo detects the product by prefix and applies the right rules in real time — no configuration needed.
Lucid-specific features
Automatic LTE and LFE detection
Jornalo identifies the LTE (LucidPro) and LFE (LucidFlex) prefixes and applies the matching rules.
Max loss limit visible
Lucid's maximum loss limit is displayed as the distance from your current balance, with an alert as you approach the threshold.
Daily loss limit by size
DLL configured by size (25K, 50K, 100K, 150K). It resets at 17:00 CT per Lucid's schedule.
Profit target and progress
Progress bar to the evaluation profit target, with completion percent and distance remaining.
Lucid FAQ
Does Jornalo support LucidPro and LucidFlex?
Yes. Both LucidPro (LTE) and LucidFlex (LFE) are supported with automatic prefix detection and correctly enforced rules.
Does it work with Lucid Swing accounts?
Jornalo adds support for new products as Lucid releases them. Lucid Swing accounts will be added to the system once official details are available.
Can I combine Lucid and Apex accounts?
Yes. Jornalo handles multiple prop firms at once. LTE, LFE, APEX, PA-APEX and more appear in a single consolidated dashboard.
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